Fields of Psychology: A Study of Man and His EnvironmentH. Holt, 1931 - 613 páginas |
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... evidence pointing towards the truth of the claim that geographic isolation by water , mountain range , forest , or desert barrier , together with unlike temperature , climatic , altitudinal , and food conditions , serves to produce ...
... evidence pointing towards the truth of the claim that geographic isolation by water , mountain range , forest , or desert barrier , together with unlike temperature , climatic , altitudinal , and food conditions , serves to produce ...
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... evidence indicates that the ability to make perceptual discriminations in terms of olfactory qualities clearly increases in successively higher forms . Just how far we may safely extend this generalization - that is , whether we can say ...
... evidence indicates that the ability to make perceptual discriminations in terms of olfactory qualities clearly increases in successively higher forms . Just how far we may safely extend this generalization - that is , whether we can say ...
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... evidence pointing to the possible use by rats of some intra - organic cues , although the ability of the rat to delay was no greater than that found by Hunter . Others have shown , however , that dogs are able to obtain food even though ...
... evidence pointing to the possible use by rats of some intra - organic cues , although the ability of the rat to delay was no greater than that found by Hunter . Others have shown , however , that dogs are able to obtain food even though ...
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PSYCHOLOGICAL SYSTEMS | 18 |
PSYCHOLOGICAL SYSTEMS Continued | 49 |
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